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Last photo before I moved everything over. Took me four days. I'm still finding snails in the 120 and plucking them out. It's nice to have the tanks plumbed together, no acclimation needed!

Stand and rubbermaid sump below. Partially-built-in?

Handy weights for gluing in a black background.

A few photos of the overflow build.

Thanks, I appreciate that. This rockwork is the result of almost 8 years of evolution starting in a 58G. A couple of the rocks are so old they predate reefers using Emaco and are stuck together with plain old quikrete. Plus a lot of growth...

Fairly happy with the rockwork, it's basically the same aquascape as the 120G stretched out two more feet. I didn't add any new rocks, and I'd always thought it looked too cramped in the four foot tank. Quite a few more corals to place. Considering a few tweaks to the rocks here and there too...

Right Side

Middle

Posting a few quick photos since the black background is clean and probably never will be again... :p

Funny, I just ordered some fence feeders based on your thread on RC. Sorry to hear you aren't having fun. The maintenance can sure be a killer in this hobby. I might be interested in buying those fence feeders! :D

Any frags of this available?

Checking for interest in my old tank. It will be ready in ~1.5 weeks as it's currently plumbed together with the new tank to make the transition over as smooth as possible for the animals. Tank is an oceanic rr 120g, but I cut out the overflows, notched the back panel, added an external box...

Looks very nice! Great work.

Found an old thread on thereeftank that described the same thing (along with a bunch of people saying it's not possible) and seems he might be a goner. I wonder what caused him to ditch his shell.

This is a new one for me...

I wouldn't use ziplocks. You could try and find a cigar tube/paintball tube/plastic test tube. Or go to an lfs and see if they'll wire band some double bags.

;)1996, a 29g. Crushed coral. Three pieces of live rock. Three damsels. Arrow crab. Three normal output fluorescent tubes. Bubble wall in the back for "flow." My stand was a particle board entertainment center I'd found in the trash. I used to sit and watch the arrow crab eat bristle worms. I...

How many of the 70,000 were fishtanks? I sense a niche market!

How's the project going?

If I ever bother, I use a spray bottle with diluted vinegar water. The vinegar cuts the grease but is safe to spray in the tank.